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mix out fairly quickly looks like by already 10 o'clock most of it is handled even this afternoon at the coast as we settle into a kind of typical summertime day all those temperatures 60's over most of the east bay. even a good chunk of the peninsula 50's as you head up to the north bay for the most part in contrast were a couple degrees ahead over most of the real estate today than this time yesterday breaking it down for you taken care of this fog pretty quickly this morning by 08:00am the inland areas at least turning mostly sunny with 6079 by 11 and by 2 o'clock word, one 90 yes, there are many in the 90's on the board. we'll take a look at that forecast a bit more. sounds good dave. thank you. all 9 bay area counties are now on the state's covid-19 watch list and there are more than 57,000 coronavirus cases and more than 800 people have died in the bay area from the virus. >>we continue to see the most cases in alameda county with over 11,000 infections. the virus though has been deadliest in santa clara county which has 191 deaths.

you can find a complete list of cases by county you can find it on our website at kron 4 dot com. >>well happening today, a new testing site for covid-19 will open in berkeley. it's a site where people can administer the test themselves kron four's reyna harvey is live in the east bay with details rana. >>robbing the morning we first saw this type of self testing out in southern california and it did really well out there. so they brought it to the bay area and actually berkeley had 2 sides are to testing days where they tested over 500 people with the cell testing. so now they're bringing it back because they want more people throughout the community to be able to receive test so right behind me this morning, this is where those tests are going to start this is at the berkeley adult school is going to be right here in the parking lot where they're going to allow you to administer your own test so how does that work you come down. you take a mouth swab you put it in a little receptacle there's going to be someone here. you can ask questions too if you're

confused and no it's not the nose tests are a lot of people at home wondering right now just the mouth swab because i know the nose test can be difficult so here on your screen. this is what you need to know if you want to come down here today, 17 0, 1, san pablo avenue at the berkeley adult school parking lot it starts at 10:00am and it goes until 06:00pm today and tomorrow now they want to keep this here throughout the week so monday and friday they're going to also be out here offering tests and that's going to go from 09:00am until 06:00pm also they're asking that you have an appointment. they're saying it points can be made through the city of berkeley's websites you can lock on a there we're going to post a link to that website on our website at kwan for if you missed any of that again. the main reason why you're seen a lot of these self testing sites popping up throughout different communities in california. it's because they're really trying to target vulnerable populations who might not have access to

other places so again this is a walk-up testing site where you can come you don't have to have a car to be able to be tested here you just need an appointment and also for people who do not have insurance that's not going to problem because they're also going to be allowing people without insurance to be tested as well so again, you see more sites like this. they had such a great turn out the first time that they had those 2 days or they were able to offer more than 500 tests that they want to continue to bring these back 4 different neighborhoods around the bay area for now reporting here in berkeley reyna harvey kron 4 news very good thanks for the update rain and we'll check back with you a little later marty. >>thank you robin will a technical issue with the state's coronavirus tracker has led to a backlog of 300,000 records and it could be until monday before health leaders in california are able to re stroh restore the flow of covid-19 data health and human services secretary doctor mark galli says that the glitch was caused after a power outage back on july

25th, then the state failed to remove a workaround that was put in place to deal with that outage. doctor kelly says that one of the state's largest commercial labs then couldn't provide the covid data for nearly 5 days. >>the governor has directed the full investigation of what happened. >>well the state says the issue has been fixed it's developing a separate covid-19 electronic reporting system. >>because of the problems the state was experiencing there freezing the state's covid-19 watch list, which means all 9 bay area counties could be on the list for quite some time and that has 7 tail county's health officer slamming the state health department kron four's dan kerman explains. >>gyms and fitness centers and hair salons which had been open in san mateo county forced to shut down last weekend when the county was put on the states watch list the longer this goes on it's really hard to run a business now in a statement, san mateo county's health officer is apologizing to businesses. >>there were clothes saying he doesn't support the action and

says the state's one size fits all decision making process is fundamentally flawed it is a state action taken against us that we tied to spree which i think is a mistake, but i think is misdirected health officer doctor scott morrow says the county is in a relatively stable state in regards to the spread of the virus. >>and believes what spread there is is not due to the businesses that were just shut down if more health officials were able to speak in cases where they actually feel like. >>the state has ever crossed, you know cross over the the threshold at which. it's actually not necessary to shut us down i think would definitely help adam cheryl owns yoga 6 in south san francisco. >>his opening has been delayed and his classes moved outside due to the state watch list shutdown order. other businesses like 45 fitness studio in san bruno and had to shut their doors completely just wait for the state's okay. now they hope that will come sooner than later. >>and to have the health officer looking out for a

small businesses in our county. makes me feel hope for new ways now statement from the health officer is not going to get these businesses reopen nor is it going to change the state's guidelines that decision of course lies with the state itself. >>in san bruno dan kerman kron 4 news. >>another inmate at san quentin state prison has died from covid-19 in all 2 dozen inmates have died from the virus since the pandemic began that includes 10 death row inmates now there are 177 inmates who have tested positive for the coronavirus. >>and coming up on the kron 4 morning news president trump warning lawmakers that he will use his executive order order powers if no agreement is reached regarding the stimulus package. plus the first day of school is approaching in some districts still haven't reached a deal with teachers on how they plan to handle distance learning. and after the break ice and homeland security found an unfinished cross border tunnel it's being called the most sophisticated

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welcome back everyone take a look at this it's being called the most sophisticated tunnel in u.s. history. >>homeland security and immigration teams founded tuesday after several days of escalating in the sandy sonoran desert near yuma arizona. the u.s. for shun of the tunnel stretches into a neighborhood and mexico. it crosses under the border fence and extends more than 1300

feet. the passageway measures 3 feet wide and 4 feet high and get this it's equipped with high-tech ventilation system water lines electrical wiring a rail system that also extensive enforcement. well the remains of 7 marines and a sailor who died during a training exercise near san diego have been recovered. they're in for the assault vehicle saying just off the coast of in orange county last week recovery teams found them on tuesday their servicemen will be transfer to dover air force base in delaware for a burial ceremony their bodies will then be released to their families. >>if democrats continue to hold this critical relief hostage. i will act under my authority as president to get americans the relief. they need. >>president trump says he will take executive action to extend covid relief benefits, many of them expired last month during an evening news

conference at his golf club in new jersey, the president outlined what would be in that executive order. it includes extending unemployment benefits until the end of the year. also extending a federal moratorium on evictions extending student loan deferments until further notice and differing payroll taxes until the end of the year. earlier friday, the treasury secretary steve mnuchin admitted that talks on a coronavirus stimulus package have fallen apart. he said that he and the white house chief of staff mark meadows will be recommending that the president move forward with some executive orders. but it's still not clear this morning if it's legal for the president to take those executive actions state okay minus take a live shot of what's going on and temper on here the morning fog is what we've got going on here i'm actually going track right thing because what we need anyway. >>we're going to be talking

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east bay shoreline though in the lower to middle 60's. what's kicking in here is high pressure is what it looks like for this weekend were you a little flavor of. summer going on here with some warmer temperatures into the inland, but still those that morning fog both today and tomorrow as was going to be coming back again for tomorrow morning to greet us, but it doesn't look very impressive here on the future cast for you see that marine layer starts to pop out here but this is the best we have a 20 flooding in some of the valley's donna monterey bay. however, everybody clears up pretty nicely. i stopped it right here to try to get us know, but of a little shower up there in the sierra just a little whisper of a possibility of getting some tomorrow morning. we do the same grow again here comes that morning fog quickly mixing out we're mostly sunny and warm. and boom just a little chance of the ice a little shower happening up there in the sierras, so the game plan is this we've got the fog in the morning hours that clears out. high temperatures in the 80's in the 90's will be found. same deal tomorrow but we're going to the middle to upper 90's and some of those far inland

reaches here so we're going to be a real flavor of summer going on here then next week we kind of pull the plug temperatures are going to plummet here cooling we've got 70's covered the bay and 80's going on in lance was a big dramatic change coming our way here 68 san francisco morning clouds and fog that will clear out though for your afternoon 75 going on for open an 87 meanwhile for san jose. across the broader real estate as well as talk about conquered and any off for example, mid 90's, even 93 tri valley livermore east bay shore lines picking up some lower 80's again that's just this weekend bump and get back to the 70's for next week 80's up here the north bay well the close inspection of all of this in your 4 zone forecast coming up in a bit marty all right dave thank you well new this morning, san francisco's board of supervisors approved a sales tax plan to fund caltrain. >>it will be on the november ballot that ballot measure was approved at a special meeting on friday. now it must be approved by two-thirds of the voters in san francisco, san mateo and santa clara counties if it is approved it would

generate about 108 million dollars or caltrain officials say the mon y is needed because of the decrease in ridership during the pandemic san mateo and santa clara counties already approved that ballot measure. >>online shopping for the holidays could cost more ups says it will add surcharges for delivering big items. the surcharge will cost between one and $4 the cost can vary depending on whether delivery is ground or air. the surcharge however will not affect customer sending smaller packages, ups chips more than 25,000 packages per week. >>john's wood elementary school in martinez are working on their lesson plans and getting their supplies ready is schools there will begin virtual learning on wednesday. now teachers in martinez can choose either to teach online from the classroom or from home. >>we'll start monday. >>in oakland schools will start monday and classes will

resume online but with the clock ticking and the teachers union and district officials still hashing out the details kron four's gayle ong has more. >>the 2 sides are figuring out a final plan on what is school day will actually look like virtually as of friday, no deal has been made but the district says students will be learning from home for the foreseeable future and their families can expect to be hearing summer school services they haven't already and they can always reach out to their schools as well on monday thousands of students with the oakland unified school district will report to class virtually in the zoom call usd spokesperson john sasaki had little to say about specific teaching plans, partly because the district is still in negotiations with labor partners the beginning of year so important for teachers to ponder students yet another stunts to get to know their backgrounds and the things they deal with outside of school. >>and they can't do that now because we are all this is sort of the teachers union and district have been negotiating logistics teachers are asking

for a reduced schedule working 5 hours a day the oakland education association posted their proposal on facebook asking for more time to plan for distance learning and an hour of live interaction with usd posted their proposal on july 29th requesting that teachers and other o e a members work their normal hours. >>which is up to 6 and a half hours the district spent the week distributing computers and wi-fi hot spots to students school board president jodi london had this to say about the new normal to students. i know this is a really different than what you're used to when you were hoping for and. >>we're going to get there we're going to make it work. we're going to figure out how to make the best of this situation how to make some lemons out lemonade. >>attendance is mandatory for students for every class as long as alameda county remains on the states watch list oakland city schools can not reopen for in person learning and then of course applies to all schools within the county. gayle ong kron 4 news.

>>san francisco, teachers are voting on a tentative agreement with the city city school district on what distance learning will look like this fall that tentative agreement says every student will have at least 2 hours of live interaction instruction during the school week, teachers will be working 7 hours a day and get a one-time stipend a $400 to buy new equipment or improving their home internet bandwidth. the deal also allows teachers to have time to provide student support. now the teachers have until tuesday to finalize this agreement parents in the district are concerned that the agreement is being made so close to the start of the school year which is the following monday. >>the california department of health really statewide interim guidance for colleges and universities the guidance identifies areas that schools must address as they consider resuming in person instruction so they include requiring face coverings establishing a campus specific covid-19 prevention plan implementing social distancing on campus

and limiting nonessential visitors and campus activities. 4 counties on the covid-19 watch lists indoor lectures are currently prohibited. the state also released guidelines for resuming college sports. we posted that information on our web site so if you like to see it just head over to kron 4 dot com. up next on the kron 4 morning news, one east bay city sees a spike in violent city sees a spike in violent tomorrow can only be better with wendy's breakfast. win with a breakfast baconator, honey butter chicken biscuit, sausage egg and swiss croissant, or a maple bacon chicken croissant free with mobile order purchase. tomorrow's lookin' good!

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>>morning welcome back intelligence officials are raising new concerns of multiple countries interfering in the november election. william evanina is the director of the national counterintelligence and security center said that china is hoping the president trump does not win reelection. while russia is working to belittle joe biden iran is seeking to undermine the overall democratic institutions here in the u.s. in a statement even in a said that the foreign countries will continue to use both overt and private tactics in their attempts to sway us voters. >>the country's economic recovery from the covid-19 recession appears to have lost some steam. the latest drops report reveals the u.s. added another 1.8 million jobs in july. but that is a sharp decline from june when the u.s. added 4.8 million jobs now while the new number is an improvement since the pandemic first decimated the labor market. the economy is still down nearly 13 million jobs now right here in the bay area, the unemployment rate is

just over 12% which is slightly above the nationwide average but below the statewide rate. morgan stanley financial adviser wannacry says that those who have recently filed for unemployment are largely service workers and could really benefit from another stimulus package half of those filers were people that had been working were laid off. >>brought back because of the care act and with the care expiring last week they've been laid off again. so we were going to have fewer numbers but because of this delay in getting the cares act approved some form or fashion. his cause employers to lay a number of people off again. overall the said he believes the economy is no longer in recession and that the nation's unemployment rate will fall below 9% by the end of the year. >>still ahead on morning news new developments in that high profile police shooting case how the city is responding to the civil lawsuit filed against the city. and a live

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that right good morning rob, good morning. good morning. everybody, you know the traditional fog is coming in again this morning the shot from timber on. and it's a covering up the golden gate which was actually seen that same coming imagery up close and personal that all mix out in the mid mid morning hours and we go back to the mostly sunny mode only thing is this go around we're going a little bit more flavor of summer coming our way that's right bump, those temperatures up we're going to fill those in the inland valleys returning to the middle 90's in some cases, but right now we have the lower to middle 60's over most the real state of the east bay, even the east bay shoreline getting the middle 60's to up in the north bay, a mixture of 60's and 50's we see this along the peninsula coast to 59. meanwhile for san jose. now in most cases were a little bit ahead what we were this time from yesterday by a couple degrees trailing a little bit santa rosa, but again we're head fog, it's helping out a little bit with that and after the state time heating later today, we'll see the winds pick up just a little bit going on it's kind of a local when that we're having going on because of the inland heating. but that's really about it. so 79 we'll do it by 11 at 2 o'clock at 90

we're not done climbing that's right in the highs, we're looking in some cases to be in the middle 90's if not a little warmer for tomorrow. but take a look at all of that your 4 zone forecast and check out of that extended to marty all right dave thanks a lot, let's go to the east bay this morning, the city of san leandro is on alert. >>as it sees a spike in violent crime in its police department is facing some possible cuts. the san leandro city council voted to slash the police department's budget by more than 1 million dollars. now the police union is speaking out saying the increase in crime shows the department needs all the funding it can get. but advocates for defunding. the police department say that money is not the problem. it's how these crimes are addressed. >>very concerning for us that you know this is happening during the shelter-in-place what's going to happen when things start to open we're concerned for the safety of the residents and people that work in san leandro is policing or increasing policing is that really going to be what address is a lot of the problems that we're seeing

is the way in which the police department has set up right now has not been effective in addressing problems that we've seen in the past why would we continue to utilize that scene same tactic why not try something new. >>well the mayor's office could not be reached for comment on those violent crime statistics and it's still not known where that reallocated money from the police department will be spent. >>well to the south bay now for members of the santa clara county sheriff's office have been charged with bribery and conspiracy they're accused of trading concealed weapon permits for political campaign contributions, the 4 people indicted or sheriff's captain james jensen, 2 local attorneys and a mopey this gun store owner. according to court documents say exchange thousands of dollars for hard to get a concealed weapon permits which are issued by the sheriff's office. >>our investigation found that weeks after the scheme was hatched the conspirators settled on a $90,000 donation. in exchange for 10 to 12, carrying concealed weapons

permits. >>the indictments are part of a yearlong investigation into allegations the sheriff's office was granting concealed weapon permits to sheriff laurie smith campaign donors she was reelected in twenty-eighteen following an expensive hard fought campaign. >>this is an old fashion way of trying to shed a stop to go back to before george floyd that's not going to happen. >>a lawsuit filed against the city of vallejo now has the city attorney ernie asking for a change of venue and a gag order in the sean monterrosa case was shot and killed by vallejo police back in june. the shooting sparked and sees me the shooting sparked several protests and a demand for justice kron four's michelle kingston has been following this case since the very beginning she how has the latest for us now from the oil. >>you know you can you want to kill the messenger because you don't like the message. the message is very clear about what happened here. and it seems to me we have a right to say that as a public interest

this city plans to request a change in venue for the federal civil rights lawsuit filed against them by the family of sean monterrosa the 22 year-old was shot and killed by an 18 year veteran police officer in of lael walgreens parking lot in june police say they thought monterrosa had a gun, but it was a hammer in his pocket this body. cam footage released by police shows the officer shooting through the windshield of an unmarked police cruiser killing monterrosa the monterrosa family's attorney says the officer is gerrit on who they say has been involved in 4 shootings in 5 years. >>it >>the lawsuit was filed on thursday, the city hasn't even been served yet but released this statement today that said the city will seek a fair trial with an uncompromised jury and that may not be possible in the bay area or the sacramento area given the extensive negative media coverage on this case after the city is served with the

official complaint we intend to seek a change of venue outside of the bay area and sacramento, the jury pool in the local and surrounding areas has been debased by inflammatory and sensationalized media statements given by the plaintiff's attorney in this case we intend to seek a protective order preventing these attorneys or any affiliated parties from speaking to the media about the case this will ensure fairness and allows the judicial process to play out in a nonpartisan fashion as it was designed so this is just an old fashion way of trying to shed a stop. >>to go back and before george floyd that's not going to have john burris the family attorneys says they have the right to speak out and they say they don't believe this request by the city we'll go anywhere in vallejo michelle kingston kron 4 news. well also in italy how the city has found a number of illegal marijuana grow operations checking out the city's neighborhood law program. >>investigated several public nuisance complaints related to

the girl operations, the neighborhood law program is made up of city departments outside government agencies and neighbors. it's installed attorneys to tackle blight nuisance complaints. we'll send it to police arrested a woman that they say was distracting shoppers at a target store and then stealing their credit cards. this happened wednesday at the bridge point shopping center. and police say the woman was targeting elderly shopper she would distract them take their credit cards and then immediately use them to buy items in the store, 45 year-old red meat that thomas was booked into the san mateo county jail. police say that she may be responsible for similar crimes in foster city. >>police in the central valley using the pandemic to crack down on those who prey on underage children. operation covid chap down has resulted in the arrest of 34 men in fresno for soliciting acts with children between the ages of 1012 13. now the sting took place between july 20th on august 2nd. authorities have traced more than 190 online

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welcome back to kron 00:04am morning news, good morning everybody in our traditional morning fog is greeting us today, yes with the overcast skies left over but their brightening up a little bit the shot from the bay bridge toll plaza. i suspect we'll be seeing some sun appearing in there before we leave you this morning. a look at the fog progress of evaporating away takes care most of the bay by 10 o'clock it looks like maybe a little pesky long some areas of the coast at least in the morning hours until opening up for the afternoon some high temperatures are possible to scratch and some lower 70's for the beaches today. currently we're in the 60's and most the east bay, real estate up to the north bay kind of mixture some 50's and the 60's 59 co it covers us for san jose again some 50's along the peninsula coast. highs today across the state look at this in central valley up to the upper 90's way poppy posting near 100 or so come

tomorrow because it's a touch warmer tomorrow. donna socal, 71 for l a x 79 san diego in central coast, upper 60's at that again some lower 70's could be al let's get right to it in your 4 zone forecast 68 san francisco with a marina district about 62. yeah, we'll see upper 60's going on for places like pacifica half moon bay, but getting close to the lower 70's in some areas, 78 for burning game in millbrae about 76. the southern end of the peninsula look at this upper 80's palo alto but 8786 going on redwood city 81 even mountain view, san carlos checks in at 86 so big jump and a nice jump here in the south bay to upper 80's we got 91 going on from morgan hill was scott is about 89 east bay shoreline to the south got the 80's and that will be for tomorrow to but we lose them for next week though tri valley in the lower 90's at least for today, 89 for dublin and up to walnut creek we're about 9194 for concord but again back to the east bay

shoreline 70's and 80's. berkeley about 70 along with richmond and coming up here in the north bay here we've got to leave while pittsburgh and 90 81 benicia 67 vallejo and 81 core degrees for napa sonoma 89% a rosewood 80's heading down south now some in a game plan here obviously is going to be warmer for a week and as we discussed here and then as we get into next week dropping off to the 80's it will be kind of a nice little treat i suppose for the middle of summer. keep it here now some studio conversation done safe. distancing this cheeseburger is the best! it's about to get bester baby! ♪ menutaur! make it a double, yeah! nice mane! try my $5.99 southwest cheddar cheeseburger combo and make it a double for a buck more. order now with no contact delivery.

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>>for your health this morning. we are of course all under added stress nowadays and really that could be a reason for underlying medical conditions such as heart disease and diabetes and that can put you at a risk for severe response to covid-19 our health expert going up karen owen joins me this morning with more on how stress can be life threatening. and what you can do to manage stress. carol good morning. i understand that stress can affect our blood sugar levels. >>it can and a lot of people don't really make that connection of what happens is when you're under stress, your your brain triggers your body to release of cortisol court isil is the culprit and what happens when your body is under stress. one of the things that it blocks the release of insulin. so insulin

is what helps them blood sugar get into your then it starts to accumulate in your blood so then you have thatnblood sugar spike again just spike that we're talking about right pat. the other thing though and here's my a high-tech model of the blood vessels, he think your your blood vessels, the inner lining of your blood vessels were meant to be very smooth like teflon that when it's exposed to court is all it's the sodium and blocks a blood sugar, then it changes it becomes russ and you think of it like sandpaper so it becomes very well and when it's breath like this then plaque is going to stick to it. and that's i get heart disease. so it it it's a cascade of events that happens when you're under stress, you know one thing that we've talked about in the past is just how stress is prompting

are craving for a shoot a food that have a lot of sugar that or starchy. >>and you've just really shown us through that high-tech example of just how it affects the blood vessels. >>right and and with a lot of people tell me oh i can't get over this creeping along with me i can't stop craving sugar and and pasta and chips and all of that. but if they look at their stress levels you know when your body is under stress, it feels like it needs instant energy us through that fight or flight mode right so that's one of the reasons that you could be creating those 2 together it's one of them one of the things that we can do besides trying to to fight that craving is also to really just take some time to meditate and maybe just get away from things for a little bit tell us more about that. >>yes still a night till 6 just meditation some people kind of scratch their nose saying, yeah, yeah, they're thinking sitting on the floor across entre or something like

there for an hour. but there are very many different types of one of the ones i wanted to bring to light is mindfulness meditation okay, so that is meaning your pack to seeing staying in the present and not dreading the future and you're not regretting the past year just staying in the present and it takes practice. >>yeah, what what what are some tips on how to get into that state. >>is there a couple things you know, i'm on the screen. there is eat thoughtfully you know that means not just sitting in gobbling down your food really having to focus on your food, you know the textures the colors that hazy around that of your food and being cognizant of your a level of fullness and your level of hunger. >>and then i even suggest

think about how the food got to your plate, you know think about the farmer know what they did to get >>to the that's that's consciously focusing. >>okay and and so again to to go back just a step here. one thing that a lot of folks think about when you mention meditation was sitting on the floor and in doing them doing the monitoring all of this. but what you're saying is just trying to incorporate this into everyday activities. >>right you can do this mindfulness meditation anywhere that's what makes it so wonderful because you don't have to be in a certain place or have to be on the floor you could just do it even if you're standing in the grocery store and you're getting very stressed because you're in a long line, yes, start practicing your your mindfulness and calm yourself

down listening to music is a is a great way to calm yourself can't really you know not just and not just listening need to to to really dissect it and look at listen to the lyrics listen to the melody and immense an egg and really focus in on that music and maybe while you're listening to music you can be sipping some tea. >>yes, the sipping tea and in that's a japanese cultural activity off at their they that tranquility and harmony so sipping tea is a nice little habit to get into and not go ping down a cup of coffee right right exactly take some time with it. >>think about things you one thing on the screen that we see here another tip that you have is to cook with love, not haste explaining that for us, yes so cooking. >>it is so weak i especially busy parents are trying to cook if further their family they're busy and cooking becomes a chore and this is

just taking it totally away from that but focusing in on may be chopping the vegetables and and being more in tune with the the process and not the end result, a lot of times especially in mindfulness you don't want to focus on the end result because that does takes away from being in the present right right. a lot of the concentrated energy on what you're doing. >>and another tip that we saw on the screen was to take a nature walk and that really can help. >>yes and we talked about way back when about connecting with nature not 20 minutes of connecting that nature the university of michigan did that study and they found that that could also be very calming. so you not only the exercise will help you reduce your stress but being out in nature to kill 2 birds with one stone here. yeah, exactly

and also a big a big part of being mindful is to do exercises like yoga or tai ci. >>yes those are those that's like meditation in motion because those those 2 particular exercises are a disciplines are all about. >>being very focused and disciplined in and really kick in bringing your energy in in just. yeah being very mindful. yeah. >>and the last note that we saw on the list there was to create an art project or a craft i have to tell you my wife has really gotten into quilting she has really church turned out some beautiful quilts and she she's loving the process of making these. >>a lot of people say that in and and just doing art are remembering college week one of our one of our roommates had a collage of color by numbers on the wall everybody

would stop by color and and ca one. it was meditative yeah just just a everybody calm down after classes and all these little artful things you know we don't always stop to smell the roses that big and really taking that time to enjoy and and immerse yourself in something very artful. >>and as you said enjoy the process don't look ahead to the results so just enjoy that the time that you're putting this together. karen thank you

and still ahead in the next hour, the kron 00:04am morning news. we'll tell you about a new self swab of testing kiosk that's opening in the east bay we're live in berkeley to tell you what you need to know before you head out. >>plus some companies very confident they could have a covid-19 antibody treatment by the fall, but there's some questions over how that treatment will be distributed to the people who need it and we're gonna little flavor of summer time weather going on across the inland areas at least but even along the beaches, maybe some lower 70's got to take care of the fog first.

>>you're watching kron 00:04am morning >>good morning, thanks a lot for joining us here on kron 00:04am morning news. it is saturday august 8th on marty gonzales and i'm robin winston let's start this a broadcast with a check of your forecast and see how saturday shaping up this far standing by marty and robin good morning and good morning. everybody let's give you some sunshine here coming in from san jose state a nice blue skies in the background there as they check in from the middle logical department meanwhile up around the golden gate carl's hanging around still you can see the 2 towers pretty much obscured except for the southern tower there a little bit trying to poke a now just a touch so this fog is going to mix up pretty quit the next couple of

hours. maybe a little pesky along the coast for a few hours but then even that will clear out we should see mostly sunny across the entire district this afternoon. as we look for temperatures to climb in a big way in those inland valleys now already have a head start in the east bay you can see mid 60's pretty much taking hold craze in the 69 meanwhile, 60's 50's up to the north bay 61 covers it for san jose. we're a little bit ahead we were this time yesterday trailing just a smudge up there in the north bay fog responsible little bit there 84 by high noon at 3 o'clock at 91 not dead and climbing as we look at some mid 90's even potentially today little warmer even tomorrow but cooling off for the rest the week we'll put your forecast together coming up in a bit marty. all right kate thanks lot let's get to the news this morning we begin with the latest on the covid-19 pandemic here in the bay area. the new numbers are out and we have more than 57,000 coronavirus cases and more than 800 people have died from the virus in the bay area. we

continue to see the most cases in alameda county with over 12,000 infections. the virus has been deadliest in alameda county as well with 104 deaths. you can find the complete list of cases by county on our website at kron 4 dot com. >>well happening today, a new testing site for covid-19 will open in berkeley and it's a site where people can administer the tests themselves, let's check in with kron four's reyna harvey who is live in the east bay with details right now. robin good morning and this is actually the second time we've seen the self testing sites pop up here in berkeley and if you can see right behind me you see that big blue box behind me. >>that's actually one of the self kiosk they have us all the work. testing actually written underneath it and so they had a location like this set up for people to calm down 2 days in a row and they were able to test 500 people plus during that time span so they're trying to bring it back. this location, we're at the berkeley adult school here

at 17. 0 one san pablo avenue and it's going to be from 10:00am to 06:00pm today and tomorrow on the monday through friday. they're going to offer until testing 09:00am to 06:00pm and they are extending this pilot program all in the attempt to bring acces making more widely available for people in the community to also be able to test underserved community members as well so again they also have this in a southern california and expanded it to the bay area because it's so well out there so again you can come here. >>throughout the week. if you do not have insurance that's not going to be an issue they're saying that they're going to test people do not have insurance. also you can go on the city's website that. well the berkeley city website to make an appointment we're going to pose a direct link to that on our website at kron 4 she can go ahead and make yourself an appointment so again the reason water trying to do this like i mentioned they want to expand access. they want more people to come down here and be able to get

tested. you come down here it's not the nose swab he were wondering about that it's going to be just a simple mouth swab you put the sample and a little receptacle and there will be someone here who can help advise you if you have any questions, but it sounds like the process has been going smooth. >>again it starts today at 10:00pm or 10:00am rather behind me so hopefully i'll be able to talk to some of the people on site who are going to be a getting their test today and we'll find out how they feel about it being here in their community for now reporting here in berkeley reyna harvey kron 4 news very good and i'm sure people are happy to know that it's the mouth swab instead of the nose swab of her that's a very uncomfortable. >>thank you right now. >>all right robin, a technical issue with the state's coronavirus tracker has led to a backlog of some 300,000 records in california and it could be until monday before health leaders in the state restore the flow of covid-19 data health and human services secretary doctor mark galli

says the glitch was caused after an outage on july 25th, then the state failed to remove a workaround that was put in place to deal with the outage. doctor galley says one of the state's largest commercial labs couldn't provide covid data to the state for 5 days. >>the governor has directed the full investigation of >>the state says the issue has now been fixed and it's developing a separate covid-19 electronic reporting system. >>well because of the problems the state was experiencing there freezing the state's covid-19 watch list, which means all 9 bay area counties could be on the list for some time. now that have seminole county's health officer slamming the state health department kron four's dan kerman explains why. >>gyms and fitness centers and hair salons which had been open in san mateo county forced to shut down last weekend when the county was put on the states watch list the longer this goes on it's really hard to run a business now in a statement, san mateo county's health officer is apologizing to businesses.

>>there were clothes saying he doesn't support the action and says the state's one size fits all decision making process is fundamentally flawed it is a state action taken against us that we tied to spree which i think is a mistake, but i think is misdirected health officer doctor scott morrow says the county is in a relatively stable state in regards to the spread of the virus. >>and believes what spread there is is not due to the businesses that were just shut down if more health officials were able to speak in cases where they actually feel like. >>the state has ever crossed, you know cross over the the threshold at which. it's actually not necessary to shut us down i think would definitely help adam cheryl owns yoga 6 in south san francisco. >>his opening has been delayed and his classes moved outside due to the state watch list shutdown order. other businesses like 45 fitness studio in san bruno and had to shut their doors completely just wait for the state's okay. now they hope that will come sooner than later.

>>and to have the health officer looking out for a small businesses in our county. makes me feel hope for new ways now statement from the health officer is not going to get these businesses reopen nor is it going to change the state's guidelines that decision of course lies with the state itself. >>in san bruno dan kerman kron 4 news. >>tale police are searching for a man who attacked a woman earlier this week it happened just before 11:00pm on wednesday near 9th avenue and el camino real police say the woman is in her 60's and was beaten and then sexually assaulted. they're asking for people who live and work in that area to check their security camera footage between 10 and 11:30pm on august 5th. the suspect was wearing a red lifeguard sweatshirt dark pants was carrying a backpack or book bag and they might be riding a silver bicycle with duct tape on the seat. >>new this morning, san francisco's board of supervisors approved a sales

tax plan to fund caltrain so it's going to be on the november ballot now that ballot measure was approved as special meeting friday. it must be approved by two-thirds of voters in san francisco, san mateo and santa clara counties. if it is they would then generate about 108 million dollars for caltrain officials say the money is badly needed because of the decrease in ridership during the pandemic san mateo and santa clara counties already have approved that ballot measure. >>people should think twice about back in the family in the camp are coming up here because it's i don't think that's safe. >>and coming up a rare illness in children that's linked to covid-19 has one father wanting people to stay away from one of the state's most popular places this summer. and the cdc has new guidelines for wearing your mask and now they say some popular forms of masks may not prevent the spread of covid-19. >>some lawmakers on capitol hill are sharing who they

think should be joe biden's vp, i'm kelly

>>we're baffled national news this morning, joe biden is expected to announce his running mate in the next couple of days. our washington dc correspondent kelli meyer talk to lawmakers on capitol hill about their recommendations. >>i strongly support my fellow floridian democrat congresswoman kathy castor wants florida congresswoman

val demings to be the next vice president demings is a former police chief and was a part of president trump's impeachment trial if you watch bow demings in action you saw someone who is eloquent she was prepared, but she's not the only member of congress being vetted for joe biden's vp spot congresswoman karen bass and senators tammy duckworth and kamala harris also made the short list all of us are leaders regardless of that the title we call south carolina democrat congressman jim cliburn is talking to biden ahead of the announcement which is expected to come any day now i think the vice president is doing what they ought to do. >>and that is allowing is that is to do that work. the couple and that is necessary and then when you go through the results of all of that. you let your heart and you had to go cliburn isn't dropping any hints about who he thinks biden should pick. >>the trump campaign tells me there isn't anyone they think will make a difference in the

race republican national committee spokesperson, liz harrington says all of the options are out of touch with america i think his short list. >>has shown. >>they are not shying away whatsoever from the left wing fringe of their party biden is expected to announce his running mate before the democratic national convention. >>which is now just a little over one week away reporting in washington, i'm kelly meyer. >>coming up next one east bay city sees a spike in violent crimes as its police department faces possible budget cuts. >>and of course karl, the fog is camping out here the golden gate as we deal with the morning fog little patches of drizzle temperatures holding in well many people have such a misunderstanding as to how a reverse mortgage works. people think that the bank takes your home, but that is not true. that's absolutely 100% wrong. the home is ours. we can sell it if we want to at any time.

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>>welcome back everyone the time is 8.15 before you head out, let's get another update on that saturday forecast that's a far robin good morning, good morning, everybody and chase in the sunshine and blue skies because that's our future we got at san jose state check it out here. he's got the blue appearing in there sfo kind of a different story they're a bit we've had some morning fog that looks like we're seeing some breaks happening here too. no delays occurring this morning either temperatures around the region are mostly in the 60's they cover all the east asia will see any artist but to get into the 70's. meanwhile to the north bay we have 50's and 60's mixture peninsula into the 50's as well 61 check-in for san jose so little cut off low is kind of scooting out of here and high pressure is the big story

for us this weekend that means warming and we're going get a flavor more typical summer it looks like for this weekend that's going to break down though and into next week we're actually cooling off again so it's been kind of a pretty calm summer. he's he's bikes have been somewhat controlled cross fingers and toes though we're in august and september going through those a check in the future cast for here we have this up marine layer that quickly mixes away and the little chance of an ice a little shower up there in the sierra same deal for tomorrow. but here comes the marine layer in the morning hours with the fog again that mixes out very very quickly into the afternoon so mostly sunny on both counts and warming up very nicely into the afternoon looks like we're getting some breaks happening here to the bay bridge toll plaza for today, it's the fog breaks a way to clearing and we'll look for those temperatures in the 80's in the 90's for most the inland regions, then tomorrow, we're bumping that up a little bit more to the mid to upper 90's going on here central valley are probably pushing near 100. but next week changes come we're mostly sunny and dry continue shore.

but those temperatures will fall back to the 80's for the inland valleys, yes, the 80's when they're looking at 90's today, east bay shoreline will be back in the 70's now for today at 68 san francisco oakland 7587 meanwhile for san jose for the region though high temperatures mid 90's in the far east bay got mostly 80's up here to the north bay teased out of the south bay, although there are some exceptions which will show you in that 4 zone forecast coming up in just a bit robin marty all right dave thanks a lot. a 10 year-old boy in south lake tahoe has been hospitalized with what doctor suspect is multisystem inflammatory syndrome and the rare illness affecting children is still new to doctors but they believe it might be linked to covid-19. >>that's why the boy's father is urging officials in south lake tahoe to do more to prevent tourists from visiting. kristen simoes has more. just 2 weeks ago mason howard was a healthy 10 year-old boy living in a popular tourist destination.

>>today he's at u c davis children's hospital in sacramento, fighting a rare disease believed to be associated with covid and his father back in south lake tahoe is fighting another battle. >>people should think twice about pack in the family in the camp are coming up there because it's i don't think that's safe. >>mason has tested negative for covid but doctors tell the family his symptoms point toward multisystem inflammatory syndrome or miss c. it's an illness. so new the cdc says they don't yet know what causes it. but many children with missy have the virus that causes covid-19 or has been around someone else with covid-19 he had a fever it was a feel-good he started vomiting. >>diarrhea. quickly he was showing multiple symptoms. for for something obviously really bad and obviously immediately start thinking of covid. >>corley howard says his family was very careful to social distance even before his son got sick and it's mostly because of this the steady stream of traffic they

see coming into this region, almost daily. he says local leaders need to do more about it. >>we're definitely seeing an influx of people. and work. keeping a close eye on that. >>city manager joe ervin says south lake tahoe is working closely with county health officials and following their recommended guidelines. he says they're doing all they can. >>i think even above and beyond we have that pastor program we're doing things that we can do within our parameters. >>at the same time south lake tahoe continues to report about half of the county's covid cases despite being less than 20% of its population, leaving corley howard to wonder why people are still allowed to come in the middle of a pandemic this the timing is not right. >>it's it's more crowded. right now this summer than it has been a long time. >>well south lake tahoe city officials say that the town's normal population is about 25,000. but the population can swell to more than 100,000

people on busy summer weekends. >>the country's economic recovery from the covid-19 recession appears to have lost some steam. the latest drop reports reveals the u.s. added another one 0.8 million jobs in july that's a sharp decline from june when the u.s. added 4.8 million jobs. while the new number is an improvement since the pandemic first decimated the labor market. the economy is still down nearly 13 million jobs now here in the bay area, the unemployment rate is just over 12% which is slightly above the nationwide average but below the statewide rate, a morgan stanley financial adviser in walnut creek says that those who have recently filed for unemployment are largely service workers and could really benefit from another stimulus package. >>half of those filers were people that had been working really laid off. brought back because of the care act and with the care expiring last week they've been laid off again. so we were going to have fewer numbers but because

of this delay in getting the cares act approved some form or fashion. his cause employers to lay a number of people off again. >>overall the said he believes the economy is no longer in recession and that the nation's unemployment rate will fall below 9% by the end of the year. >>in the east bay, the city of san leandro is on alert as it sees a spike in violent crime and its police department is facing some possible cutbacks. the san leandro city council voted to slash the police department's budget by more than 1 million dollars. now the police union speaking out saying that increase in crime shows the department still needs all the funding they can get. but advocates for defunding the police department say money's not the problem it's how these crimes are addressed. >>very concerning for us that you know this is happening during the shelter-in-place what's going to happen when things start to open we're concerned for the safety of the residents and people that work in san leandro is policing or increasing policing is that really going

to be what address is a lot of the problems that we're seeing is the way in which the police department has set up right now has not been effective in addressing problems that we've seen in the past why would we continue to utilize that scene same tactic why not try something new. >>well the mayor's office could not be reached for comment on the violent crime statistics also still not known whether reallocated money from the police department will be spent. and still ahead this morning. negotiations over a new coronavirus stimulus deal in. in washington are breaking down in congress president trump is now saying he's going to take matters what if i sleep hot? ...or cold? introducing the new sleep number 360 smart bed... now temperature balancing, so you can sleep better together.

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negotiations for a new coronavirus stimulus bill have collapsed and now president trump says he will consider an executive order to help the economy whitney wild has details. >>it was a disappointing meeting i am paying stream lea disappointed no deal and no more talks planned at least for now. >>stimulus negotiations for struggling americans have come to a screeching halt senator schumer and speaker pelosi. >>saying that they want a deal behind closed doors their actions do not indicate the same thing. >>and that it's not a question of they had a good bill we have a good don't know they don't have a good bill and a piecemeal bill if democrats

continue to hold this critical relief hostage. i will act under my authority as president to get. >>americans the relief. >>they need people have run out of the enhanced unemployment, so that is something we will recommend an executive order on in related to rental foreclosures we will recommend a executive order on that and also student loans, this as california surpasses 10,000 coronavirus deaths indiana says a record number of new covid cases reported friday. >>and illinois reports their highest number of cases in one day since may. nearly 2100 cases in our numbers are trending upward in the state again and no one wants to go backwards. >>the state is now issuing emergency rules to enforce masks in public places. >>so when you see that little take going up. that means that you would want something not particularly good here. so what you need to do is to change what you're doing at the white house, i'm whitney wild reporting.

>>and still ahead this morning is the first day of school is approaching some school districts still haven't reached a deal with teachers on how they plan to handle distance-learning we'll have an update. and we'll take a live look outside foggy conditions at the golden gate bridge davis standing by with the forecast when we come good morning, everybody

welcome back to kron 4 morning news and thanks for staying with us we're still waiting for the fog to clear. let's

check in with days far get an update on that saturday dave martin robin good morning, good morning everybody in the picture looks much better the shot from timber on in fact. >>in the background you can make on maybe a little bit of blue trying to sneak out just a bit there as we see the fog started the mixing process. even rays of sun in the foreground there just a bit so here's what happens to that fog it mixes out pretty nicely it looks like by the late morning hours. maybe a little pesky along the coast just a bit. but by this afternoon will be turning mostly sunny. temperatures right now we have the mid 60's over a good portion of the east bay 69 for antioch up in the north bay lower 60's at rosa, 61 meanwhile for san jose with 60's 50's covered the peninsula. for now later on covering the peninsula and elsewhere will be some of those winds in the afternoon to the off the contra costa county. and up the solano county as well that being the traditional onshore wind getting more brightness here the bay bridge toll plaza as we start to mix the fog out 68 by 09:00am by high noon or 84,

91 by 3 as that's still not going to be the high temperature for some of those inland valleys, we'll take a closer inspection your 4 zone forecast coming up in a bit robin. thank you dave. >>well in oakland school starts monday in classes will resume online but with the clock ticking the teachers union and district officials are still hashing out details kron four's gayle ong explains. the 2 sides are figuring out a final plan on what is school day will actually look like virtually as of friday, no deal has been made but the district says students will be learning from home for the foreseeable future and their families can expect to be hearing from their school services they haven't already and they can always reach out to their schools as well on monday thousands of students with the oakland unified school district will report to class virtually in the zoom call usd spokesperson john sasaki had little to say about specific teaching plans. >>partly because the district is still in negotiations with labor partners the beginning of year so important for

teachers to ponder students yet another stunts to get to know their backgrounds and the things they deal with outside of school. >>and they can't do that now because we are all this is sort of the teachers union and district have been negotiating logistics teachers are asking for a reduced schedule working 5 hours a day the oakland education association posted their proposal on facebook asking for more time to plan for distance learning and an hour of live interaction with usd posted their proposal on july 29th requesting that teachers and other o e a members work their normal hours which is up to 6 and a half hours the district spent the week distributing computers and wi-fi hot spots to students school board president jodi london had this to say about the new normal to students. i know this is a really different than what you're used to when you were hoping for and. >>we're going to get there we're going to make it work. we're going to figure out how to make the best of this situation how to make some lemons out lemonade. >>attendance is mandatory for

students for every class as long as alameda county remains on the states watch list oakland city schools can not reopen for in person learning and then of course applies to all schools within the county. gayle ong kron 4 news. >>well also in the east bay, teachers and john swett elementary school and martinez are working on their lesson plans and getting their supplies ready schools there will begin virtual learning on wednesday. so teachers in martinez can choose either to teach online from the classroom or from home. san francisco, teachers are voting on a tentative agreement with the city's school district on what distance will learning will look like for them this fall that tentative agreement says every student will have at least 2 hours of live interaction instruction every day during the school week. teachers will be working 7 hours a day and get one time a one-time stipend a $400 to buy new equipment or improving their home internet bandwidth. the deal also allows teachers to have more time to provide a

student support teachers have until tuesday to finalize the agreement pair parents in the district say they're worried that this agreement is being made so close to the beginning of the school year which is then the following monday. >>the cdc has released new guidance on wearing face coverings during the coronavirus pandemic. >>the cdc is still encouraging people to wear their masks so they don't infect others but they should not have valves are vents that could allow the virus to escape. >>brian todd talks to medical experts about what makes a mask, good and why. >>for months america's top health officials and experts have pounded home the message we have to wear masks to combat this pandemic the u.s. government says not just any mask will do. the cdc says we should not wear masks with one wave events or valves a trainer, a frontline medical personnel wearing protective gear shows us why maass with valves. >>how a one-way valve. and this doesn't work because what

happens with none this for a long time. when i breathe out that valve only opens and allows that it was skype from me which could infect you. >>public health experts say those top of the line n 95 surgical masks should not be worn by members of the public should be reserved for frontline healthcare workers. so just what kind of mask should the rest of us be where it should be really tightly woven fabric bed sheets, mike all ideal facial mosque because they can be claimed. >>and then the wheel and 11 is it material has really taught. so again anything like that works well anything that's any mathilde that stretches does not make a good mosque because it will allow those respect jumps to escape. >>are there enough top of the line masks for doctors and nurses on the front lines for weeks the trump administration has been telling us there are saying this about personal protective equipment ppe we hear remains very strong but nurses governors other front-line workers across the country have said they're

struggling to get enough masks and other supplies destroy in the number of hospitals, nursing homes, long-term care facilities. but i working every day yes this trucking, the strong the supply chain issues so the fda has now loosen its requirements for companies to get emergency authorization for masks and other gear. this all comes as new studies and projections drive home, the point mask-wearing is simply a matter of life and death at this moment in the pandemic. >>the institute for health metrics and evaluation at the university of washington now forecasts america's death toll from coronavirus could reach nearly 300,000 by december 1st. but if 95% of people in the u.s. where masks that number could drop by about 70,000 fewer deaths it is unquestionable. >>if you deny the fire us the opportunity to transmit. that's loose and out of town if you deny enough opportunities to transmit it will go extinct. so everything that you can do to stop giving

it the opportunity to infect another human being is extremely helpful. masks are a lot about. >>and frontline professionals are now saying enough enough of people refusing to wear masks or simply not remember or caring enough to take the precaution as a very very little effort minimal effort to minimize loss loss of life. >>it's just it's ridiculous. it's disrespectful it's it's inhumane when the bait. >>medical experts say there has been confusion on asked to wear and how to wear them. but one expert says that what's important during this pandemic is listening to medical leaders when they tell us what they're learning about the virus. >>and coming up some companies very confident they'll have a covid-19 antibody treatment by the fall. but now there are questions over how that treatment will get to people who needs. and after the break some big changes coming to an

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>>welcome back everyone starting on monday. the oakland unified school district will provide free lunch to register students only the district have been giving away grab and go lunches to all city residents for the past 5 months the school district says the key funding source is the reason for the change. >>that changes because of a

change in rules. the federal government. we would love to be all he did all young people in oakland because that's what we've been doing best 5 months and we know that there's so much need the city so that's what we want to do and continue to do. but right now we can't do that. >>city officials say a long list of city-run food distribution sites and nonprofit organizations are available to provide food to anyone in need. >>and still ahead this morning major league baseball's forced to cancel even more games after even more players test positive for coronavirus we'll have an update for you and we'll go ahead take a live look outside at conditions on the san mateo bridge. still some fog there, but traffic is ♪ oh, oh, oh, ozempic®! ♪ (announcer) once-weekly ozempic® is helping many people with type 2 diabetes like emily lower their blood sugar. a majority of adults who took ozempic® reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. here's your a1c. oh! my a1c is under 7! (announcer) and you may lose weight. adults who took ozempic® lost on average up to 12 pounds.

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honey butter chicken biscuit, sausage egg and swiss croissant, or a maple bacon chicken croissant free with mobile order purchase. tomorrow's lookin' good! good morning, welcome back to kron 00:04am morning news. we've temperatures between a 30 defeat 30 degrees difference from one part of the bay area to another it's another summer day in the bay they sparse tell all about it i did a good morning. marty good morning everybody on a micro climates we'll be checking in today and we get a nice flavor of that summer time weather here's a live shot of. >>the bay bridge toll plaza there still the overcast and the fog but as we've been pointing out here during this hour we're seeing some breaks happening in this you can see some of the sunlight peering through the weakness of what's left of the fog current winds just a little bit of a breeze that's going to pick up more on shore later on today. yeah that brings in karl the fog for tomorrow morning but again it won't stick a longer stick

around very long. temperatures right now we're already seeing a decoupling happening inland mid to upper 60's now still a hodgepodge of some 50's and 60's upper the north bay east bay shoreline mid 60's and they're going to be quite toasty today tomorrow before dropping back to the 70's for the balance of next week 61 meanwhile to san jose across the state today central valley is going to be quite toasty upper 90's we're expecting maybe pushing toward about a 100 or so come tomorrow. well the bacon up their reading of one of the 3.68 for san francisco. we got the 70's meanwhile down to the south 79 san diego, 7 to 3 even 4. big bear 4 zone forecast going on for your saturday 68 will do it for san francisco, 66 daly city pacific at 67. although some coastal areas may still reach in the lower 70's certainly on the bay side we're seeing that 76 going on for millbrae 78 burlingame it keeps climbing 80's now here in the southern end expect more of that tomorrow to palo alto to 8786 for redwood city

81 mountain view in the south bay most readings in the 80's now, but morgan hill managing 91 89 los gatos and 87 for san jose east bay shoreline to the south it's still upper 80's or lower 80's excuse me lower 90's going on for tri valley with dublin 89 91 for walnut creek we got 94 for concord meanwhile 74 richmond and berkeley 75 going on for open jumping up here the north bay here. well 94 pittsburgh in antioch 95 at 81 benicia 67 chilly degrees. delay, whoa 94 vacaville but 81 for napa sonoma 88 89 coming in for santa rosa. weise fall in the lower 80's as heading down south appoint rain maybe about 72 going on today, plenty of afternoon sunshine. now that will be just for this weekend as we stay in the mid to upper 90's territory dropping fairly rapidly in the next week. we see inland highs in the upper 80's. and don't forget the east bay shoreline will be in the upper 70's by that point and along the beaches, a

little cooler into the 60's robin. >>as companies work on treatments for coronavirus are already thinking about how to get the millions of americans who might need. drug makers say the distribution will be left up to the federal government sara murray has details. >>and antibody treatment that could protect people from coronavirus could be available as early as this fall. but warning signs loom for getting into the millions of americans who might benefit from it. i think the monoclonal antibody cocktails have a lot going for them health experts are optimistic that monoclonal antibody treatments designed in a lab to mimic the antibodies a person would normally produce to fight off infection could help prevent coronavirus infections and stave off the worst of the disease for sick patients it could be a lifesaver in nursing homes hospitals or even for americans with severe underlying condition. i think everybody's killing themselves to do the right thing both regeneron and eli lilly are currently testing the

treatment on humans in clinical trials. there's no guarantee will work. but both say they're already scaling up production in anticipation even in a best-case scenario though only a few 100,000 doses are likely to be available this year no matter why. >>we probably won't be able to make enough capacity will have to direct these antibodies we we can do the most good suing them that they work according to a duke university study based on the numbers in august the u.s. would need more than 60 million doses over the next year to treat every american hospitalized with coronavirus fighting coronavirus at home or exposed to coronavirus from someone in the same household, the federal government isn't buying a potential drugs in the same way it's pretty ordering vaccine to be in purchasing their putin going to be slow and we have so much the most promising one so far regeneron is one of the only companies or the government contract i do think we can do this fairly and we can do it

reasonably and most important we have to do it. but the government shoddy track record on testing personal protective gear and distributing drugs like rahm does of year is already raising concerns about potential shortages of antibody treatments. >>distribution of other things during this pandemic as you describe testing. but keep the masks ventilators all of those have been with this controversy and i hope that we're learning from those we may be in this position where yeah there's a miracle cure that can them prevent or cure of covid-19 but we do not have the to meet the demand congress was foster worries low supply could lead to wealthy americans using their money or connections to jump the line we're committed to that equitable distribution of the season and that should not be involved patients ability to take age not their status in society or the political connections everyone's going to want to be the front line. >>clinical trials at symphony nursing homes which lacked

pharmacies and additional staff to administer ivies reveal other logistical hurdles ahead billy not only knows the. >>or the rv that's been out as a pharmacy that they also rented penske trucks that are full of intrusion shares in tuition polls now want to ask the u.s. government for more specifics on how this would work. >>janet woodcock who is the head of therapeutics for operation warp speed provided a statement saying they're trying to scale up manufacturing as quickly as possible they're committed to transparency and the cdc and the department of defense are already working on distribution plans for drugs as well as for vaccines. but as far as details she didn't offer very many sara murray cnn washington. >>and now time for bay area baseball, the oakland a's at home taking on the astro's last night and it was a nail-biter this one would go all the way to the 13th inning with the game tied and then there's marcus in the city and face it that finds the gap goes to the wall and knocks in the winning run the a's win it by a final of 3 to 2 in the

7th straight win for the athletics will take on the astro's again this afternoon at the coliseum. >>first pitch set for one 10 days. meantime, another rough night for the giants they were taking on the dodgers in la and the dodgers would muscle up with 4 home runs last night simply too much for the giants. >>they would lose it by a final of 72, the 2 teams square off again tonight first pitch set for 6 standard come in l a. major league baseball is postponing even more games after even more players of time tested positive for coronavirus this weekend series between the cubs and cardinals is now postponed as 2 more cardinals players tested positive for covid-19. there have been 24 games postponed in the major leagues this season because of the court broke coronavirus concerns. well now the cardinals have not played for a week now. well it was one not 2 players returned a positive coronavirus test so all told 8 st. louis players have tested positive. >>and as we head to break we're taking you over to the

airport a live look at sfo. it is a little cloudy out welcome back everyone a

startling morning surprise for outgrow family when they discovered a 6 foot long snake in their toilet hello. my friend, kathy lee has more a guy lost all trust in restrooms only it was definitely not a typical

friday morning for the sembrano family, my husband before he leaves work always these arrests from asbury be when he walked into the restroom and lifted the lid he saw. >>a sink. the slithery surprise was a 6 foot long boa constrictor that's like the worst nightmare is something coming out of the toilet we're thinking it's in a run out. >>and our and and wrap around us and suffocated, it's sembrano called for help the rattlesnake rustlers to the rescue when the bathroom lifted up the toilet seat. 15 years on the job in glen 1000 never seen anything like it is strong it's big and he's he's grabbed on to something but he's he's trying to. for me and with them he was stronger than my tong, you know that already grabbing my hand and i knew i had to get him out of there. but luckily he kind of froze up a little bit i was able come out of the bowl constrictors like this one aren't native to california. so where did this guy come from i have to assume that one of these neighbors is missing their pet as for miss sembrano

she says from now on she may just have to hold it are you ever going to sit down on the toilet to get what is your relationship with toilets now when i use the restroom in the morning. i usually don't even turn on the lights now the lights will be on i will take a glance i will flush twice and then sit down the 6 foot snake was safely delivered to animal control. >>make. i can't even believe what your reaction would be on something like that. >>i probably just pass out like from now on i'm going to turn the light on and always look inside of the 20 before exactly exactly and i think there's so many questions for someone to come from how to get in the the pipes. >>and what happens to it next that is not what you want to not at all oh man i don't know if we can follow this but still ahead in the next hour, a new self swab testing kiosk will open in the east bay. >>we have live reports standing by berkeley for everything you need to know about it. plus one east bay city sees a spike in violent crimes, its police department

faces some possible cuts. why can't top the snake but it we do see some patches of blue skies coming in there a little bit the shocking tim ryan yes, the fog's starting to lift going to be a warm one this afternoon as we feel some traditional summer across what if i sleep hot? ...or cold?

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>>good morning. everybody, thank you so much for joining us on the kron 4 morning news at saturday august 8th on marty gonzales and i'm robin with sun i hear we're in store for a little bit of a warm up this weekend, let's check in with a far get the latest on your martin robin good morning, good morning, everybody yes, this is true. now live shot coming in from timber on as we battle, what's left over of the fog but boy you can make it out already some blue skies trying to peer through there a little bit golden gate bridge, some work has to be done here. yes, it's karl just lounging right at this pond is usually the last to clear any way temperatures now 71 going on for antioch we have the upper 60's and the inland areas of the east bay up to the north bay we've got lower 60's 64 from nevado 60 san francisco in 64 for san jose for contrast sake most of the bay area is a couple degrees ahead of where we were from yesterday and that trend will continue into the afternoon as we warm up into the 90's. we're looking at the break down like this 88 by 1 o'clock at 4.92 still working on trying to clear some of this fog out of here going to

look at your forecast coming up right around the bend marty all right dave thanks a lot. along all 9 bay area counties are now on the state's covid-19 watch list in fact now there are more than 50,057 1000 coronavirus cases. >>and more than 800 people have died in the bay area from coronavirus we're seeing the most cases an alameda county with over 12,000 infections now and that's where the virus has also been deadliest with 104 deaths. you can now find a complete list of cases on by county on our website at kron 4 dot com. >>well happening today, a new testing site for covid-19 will open up in berkeley it's a site where people can administer the tests themselves kron four's reyna harvey is live in the berkeley with the latest this morning, >>robin good morning that's right and testing is going to start here at 10 o'clock but i want to show you. this is actually inside of the parking lot here the berkeley adult school and so when you come and you walk up people are going to start here they're going to check in over there.

and then you're going to line up here they're going to make sure your spaced out about 5 people apart and then what you're going to do is you're going to walk up to that chaos that's right behind me. those are volunteers right now setting everything up and essentially they're going to help you hear you locked up we'll be able to grab one of the little swabs will be able to put it in your mouth get a really good sample there. and then you'll be able to put it inside of a little container. >>and then they're going to take it from there and then you'll know your results. >>between 24 to 48 hours now this is not the only site they've had a actually brought this extended. a pilot program that because it went so well they were able to test over 500 people within 2 days last time they did this. so again they're trying to make this more accessible to the community but i'm going to show you this on your screen right now. if you want to come down today, this is what you need to know this is at 17 0 juan pablo avenue berkeley adult school in the parking lot and again they're asking

that you make an appointment that's through the city of berkeley's a website. again we'll post a link to that on our website at kron 4. hours 10:00am to 06:00pm saturday and sunday and 09:00am to 06:00pm monday through friday. i've been able to talk to people who live out here in berkeley all morning to get their thoughts on what they think about the pop-up testing site and here is one man's thoughts and he also thinks they need to expand this and have the sun more locations take a listen as good if they they give testing because testing slows the spread of covid. >>right. >>so more testing the better. >>like i did know about this and how many people know about this so the more different places you pop up with more people you go good. >>right just like you said more places the pop up more people will be able to test right, it's simple math. now one important thing to note a lot of people may be worried about if they don't have insurance if they can come down and test. you can so if

you do not have insurance they're still allowed people to be tested are asking that you have an appointment prior to showing up because they want to keep everyone safe and the flow steady like i told you they're going to line people up on both sides so they also have a this line. right here where you can stand and where they're going to have 5 people here so they have 5 people on that side 5 people on this side and you'll be able to go up there and actually scan a little bar code that they're going to give you so so really simple you're not going to be in the low and you come down here to be able to walk up there people you can ask questions they've been very helpful this morning. giving me advice about what's going to take place throughout the day so again if you have any questions. he missed any that information we'll make sure we have that on our website at kron 4 that for now reporting here in berkeley reyna harvey kron 4 news all right, thank you for the update reyna marty. >>technical issue with the state's coronavirus trackers led to a backlog of 300,000 records. it may be until

monday before health leaders in california can restore the flow of covid-19 data health and human services secretary doctor mark galli says that the glitch was caused after an outage back on july 25th, then the state failed to remove a work around that was put in place to deal with the outage. doctor galley says that one of the state's largest commercial labs could not provide covid data to the state for 5 days. >>the governor has directed full investigation of what up. >>well the state says that the issue has been fixed and it's developing a separate covid-19 electronic reporting system. >>because of the problems the state was experiencing there freezing the state's covid-19 watch list, which means all 9 bay area counties could be on the list for some time and that has san mateo county's health officer slamming the state health department kron four's dan kerman explains why. >>gyms and fitness centers and hair salons which had been open in san mateo county forced to shut down last weekend when the county was put on the states watch list

the longer this goes on it's really hard to run a business now in a statement, san mateo county's health officer is apologizing to businesses. >>there were clothes saying he doesn't support the action and says the state's one size fits all decision making process is fundamentally flawed it is a state action taken against us that we thought i just pretty much i think is a mistake, but i think it was directed health officer doctor scott morrow says the county is in a relatively stable state in regards to the spread of the virus. >>and believes what spread there is is not due to the businesses that were just shut down if more health officials were able to speak in cases where they actually feel like. >>the state has ever crossed, you know cross over the the threshold at which. it's actually not necessary to shut us down i think would definitely help adam cheryl owns yoga 6 in south san francisco. >>his opening has been delayed and his classes moved outside due to the state watch list shutdown order. other businesses like 45 fitness studio in san bruno and had to

shut their doors completely just wait for the state's okay. now they hope that will come sooner than later. >>and to have the health officer looking out for a small businesses in our county. makes me feel hope for new ways now statement from the health officer is not going to get these businesses reopen nor is it going to change the state's guidelines that decision of course lies with the state itself. >>in san bruno dan kerman kron 4 news. >>and coming up this morning as the first day of school is approaching some school districts still have not reached a deal with teachers on how they plan to handle distance learning. >>the u.s. could resume live nuclear explosive testing, but some lawmakers are

>>welcome back everyone just one day after recognizing the u.s. bombing of hiroshima 75 years ago the trump administration is looking to restart the country's nuclear testing program. our washington correspondent alexandra le mon reports on how democrats on capitol hill are working to preemptively stop that from happening. >>after 28 years the trump administration is considering resuming nuclear explosive testing that has democrats from the areas impacted by past testing pushing a provision in this year's national defense authorization act to ban nuclear tests would

prevent this administration or any in the future from using funds to restart nuclear weapons testing nevada congresswoman dina titus introduce the bill with support from democrats like utah congressman ben mcadams thousands and thousands of utahns have developed cancer and died from those tests. >>and i think it's important that we don't see that testing resumed the ban on nuclear testing was included in the house version of the nda but it's unclear if it will make it into the final version of the bill weekend test our stockpile without doing tests with neil and our engineers and scientists have been doing it for over 20 years when we need to start a new arms race, a nuclear arms race is already ongoing russia and china have continued. >>they continue to develop their nuclear weapons still south dakota republican senator mike rounds says he's not sure live nuclear testing is needed we need to have an actual nuclear test in order to be able to gather most of

that doubt. >>today. >>but i want to the reason why the military and want to do a life testing the feature before i would make a decision the nda likely won't be finalized until after the november election. >>in washington alexandra le mon. >>still negotiating with some of those fog around the golden gate still kind of socked in their bed even though it's lifting over other areas of the bay we're at 71 already antioch most readings into the 60's a look at a summertime forecast coming yo

>>welcome back everyone the time is nigh 14, let's bring in meteorologist dave spahr so that we can get an update on this weekend's a good morning. robin good morning, everybody still battling a little in the way of some of that fog the shot from timber on a showed you during the break. we're also dealing with an around the golden gate bridge, but looks like it's lifting off nicely at sfo, no delays occurring this morning and you see the bright sunshine filling up the skyline behind all of that so we have mostly upper 60's in the east bay 71 already antioch up to the north bay lower 6060 about san francisco. and 64 checking in this hour for san jose, so this little cut off lower backyard, it really kind of fortified all that moisture going on by midweek it helps us out with some of the fog to but high pressure is going to give us the hot weather little bit of that today. more tomorrow expected as we push those inland reaches to about the middle to even upper 90's by tomorrow too future cast for doesn't have much to say

the morning. marine layer mixes out pretty quickly. there's just a hint of a few little stray showers or try to build in the sierra little bit today and repeats a bit. tomorrow afternoon to but very very sparse you can see doesn't have much air support at all as far as up disappears all their typical day time heating kind of thing so we got going on here in the bay bridge toll plaza the still fighting some of the fog to the background overcast sky appearance but operate against the east bay hills but for today we take care of that fog in the afternoon. those inland highs, we'll be in the upper 80's got the 90's going on that covers about most of the bay. then tomorrow we're going to be seeing some mid to upper 90's going on in those inland reaches east bay shoreline you've got lower 80's even today in some spots. the next week we back off again it's almost like a little flavor may be spring-like perhaps as we seize 80's take over all of those inland areas and 70's around the east bay shoreline so it will be a little cool down getting into the middle of next week before today we

got 68 san francisco that morning fog and clouds and all that mixes out before noon 75 going on for oakland in 87 meanwhile for san jose. some readings in the south they will still manage into the 90's though 94 for concord antioch 95 those the hot spots usually on this map 80's meanwhile up to the north bay mostly in most locations there of lake o the exception. 87 meanwhile coming in for san jose we've got 80's trailing back to parts of the peninsula. coming up in a bit we'll check of the 4 zone forecast and have your extended marty all right dave thanks a lot we'll new this morning, san francisco's board of supervisors approved a sales tax plan to fund caltrain. >>that's going to be on the november ballot. the ballot measure was approved at a special meeting yesterday. now it must be approved by two-thirds of the voters in san francisco, san mateo and santa clara counties. if it is approved it would generate about 108 million dollars a caltrain officials say that money is badly needed because of the decrease in ridership on count rain during the

pandemic san mateo and santa clara counties have already approved that ballot measure. >>intelligence officials are raising new concerns of multiple countries interfering in the november election. william evanina the director of the national counterintelligence and security center. so that china is hoping president donald trump does not win reelection while russia's working to the little joe biden and iran is seeking to undermine the overall democratic institutions in the u.s. are in the u.s. i must statement by evanina said that the foreign countries will continue to use both overt and private tactics in their attempts to sway us voters. well the remains of 7 marines and a sailor who died during a training exercise near san diego have been recovered. they're at the biggest assault vehicle sank off the coast in orange county last week. recovery teams found them on to say their servicemen will be transfer to dover air force

base in delaware for burial preparation, their bodies will then be released to their families. >>teachers and john swilam entry school and martinez are working on their lesson plans and getting supplies ready as schools there will begin virtual learning on wednesday, teachers in martinez can choose either to teach online from the classroom or from home. >>well in oakland school start monday in classes will resume online but with the clock ticking the teachers union and district officials are still hashing out details kron four's gayle ong explains. the 2 sides are figuring out a final plan on what is school day will actually look like virtually as of friday, no deal has been made but the district says students will be learning from home for the foreseeable future and their families can expect to be sharing summer school services they haven't already and they can always reach out to their schools as well on monday thousands of students with the oakland unified school district will report to class virtually in the zoom call usd

spokesperson john sasaki had little to say about specific teaching plans. >>partly because the district is still in negotiations with labor partners the beginning of year so important for teachers to ponder students yet another stunts to get to know their backgrounds and the things they deal with outside of school. >>and they can't do that now because we are all this is sort of the teachers union and district have been negotiating logistics teachers are asking for a reduced schedule working 5 hours a day the oakland education association posted their proposal on facebook asking for more time to plan for distance learning and an hour of live interaction with usd posted their proposal on july 29th requesting that teachers and other o e a members work their normal hours. >>which is up to 6 and a half hours the district spent the week distributing computers and wi-fi hot spots to students school board president jodi london had this to say about the new normal to students. i know this is a really different than what

you're used to when you were hoping for and. >>we're going to get there we're going to make it work. we're going to figure out how to make the best of this situation how to make some lemons out lemonade. >>attendance is mandatory for students for every class as long as alameda county remains on the states watch list oakland city schools can not reopen for in person learning and then of course applies to all schools within the county. gayle ong kron 4 news. >>san francisco, teachers are voting on a tentative agreement with the city's school district on what distance learning will look like this fall. that agreement says every student will have at least 2 hours of live interaction instruction during the day every day during the school week. teachers will be working 7 hours a day and get one a one-time stipend a $400 to buy new equipment for improving their home internet bandwidth. the deal also allows teachers to have time to provide students support the teachers have until tuesday to finalize the agreement and some parents in

the district are worried that this agreement is being made so close to the beginning of the school year which is the following monday. >>still ahead on the kron 00:04am morning news president trump takes an executive order against tick tock what his man means for the millions of tik tok users in the u.s.. if your dry eye symptoms keep coming back,

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tick tock to make some radical changes or it will be banned from the u.s. kron four's terisa stasio has that story. >>hugely popular you are looking at over a 100 million people using it in the united states seen as an sure on the president's move on tik tok and we're not talking his dance moves but his executive order that would wipe out millions of others fee at rics said the company does not sell to an american company. at issue concerns about national security we're starting to deal with this reality of. >>that there are companies outside of the west that are starting to make apps that are actually getting popular but as a result, it is now raised a lot of national security concerns because the chinese government has a law that allows them to peer into any data that's on their soil if they want to share says that there's no proof byte dance who owns tick tock. >>does dive into personal information but it isn't the first time the president has

gone after china, you have to keep in mind that president trump has been. >>has been knocking china for at least the last 4 years and this is kind of par for the course in terms of him trying to really get tough against that come that country. >>and also there are examples for example president obama actually i went to and claimed national security concerns in 2012 with a company that was in the united states that was owned by a chinese a person so. >>it's something that has happened before and what i think is going to be interesting here is that the world of social media is so impactful on our culture right see it's not some behind the scenes who owns that energy plan or when formal gears in this conversation right this is about teenagers yet that have woven tick tock into their subculture.

>>and that culture translates to a lot of money. microsoft is rumored to be in talks with tick talk but tick tock has said that it is not interested in selling it wants to hold on to the company and allow it to grow. in the meantime to talk did announce that it would seek legal action against united states. if the president continues to push to ban it theresa kron 4 news. >>and still ahead this morning, new developments in that high profile police shooting case in vallejo we'll find out how the city is responding to the civil lawsuit that was filed against the city.

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usaa insurance is made the way liz and mike need it- morning, everybody welcome back to the kron 00:04am morning news. let's start off with a check of your forecast we're still waiting for more sunshine days for standing by in the weather saturday. we do have been in the forecast there robin good morning good morning. marty good morning, everybody and we're still having this fog hanging around some of the usual suspected areas. >>like the bay bridge toll plaza off in the distance in the east bay hills so some of those fog clouds, but it's still a little early you know it's only about the 30's or 9.30 so get a little time to kind of do its magic. >>here's what it looks like the shot from timber on as you can see off to the distance, there's a little bit of blue if you squint you can see in a bed and you can see the glittering the some of the light the sunlight coming through there. so improving bit by bit most the inland areas of already cleared out nicely just a bit of a breeze leftover which will pick up with typical daytime heating it's going to draw in those

winds and the marine layer as well somebody one antioch though 60's cover most of the real estate for now with some 50's hanging on like half moon bay at 57, sometimes fog is a problem there as well as far as highs across the state today we're talking upper 90's near about 100, although one '04 for reading. we'll probably do better than that tomorrow for the central valley is things really start to warm up central coast in the upper 60's for today. donna southern california, 71 l a x and 79 for san diego, let's get right though to it in your 4 zone forecast 64 check-in for san francisco going to district little cooler at 62 alcatraz it 59 with that breeze too, a middle to upper 60's cover much of the coast, although a little warmer on the bay side. there you see the 70's in place we are about 76 millbrae 78 coming in for burlingame then heading down south we have 80's finally here 81 mountain view but 87 palo alto redwood city 86 along with san carlos, 78 for foster city and the south bay most of santa clara

valley in the upper 80's, although 91 for morgan hill looks like los gatos at 89 lower 80's along the east bay shoreline we're going continue this trend again tomorrow it looks like but then into next week these numbers are going to fall back the 70's lower 90's and tri valley looks like 91 walnut creek in 94 for concord again he's bay shoreline. we got 75 for open 74 berkeley, jumping up here to the north bay 94 fairfield also pittsburgh 81 benicia 95 can 81 for napa 89 also for santa rosa with 80's heading down south the southern moran. we're still being able to grab a 70 to 4 point rate check it out in the 70 forecast is how things dramatically change into next week we get a little flavor of spring coming back a little bit as we see 80's happening inland the east bay shoreline will be in the lower 70's, but dry through the period. >>when violent crime increases that's when we build that our citizens are most at risk even more concerning when when

there's funds that may be reallocated from the police department to other areas of city. >>and he's faced city is on alert as it sees a spike in violent crime and its police department faces possible cuts the san leandro police officers association says the city is seeing a dramatic jump in the number of robberies assaults and burglaries kron four's dan thorn reports on how the union is reacting about the alarming numbers. >>the san leandro police officers association is warning people over a significant jump in violent crimes, new numbers from the city's police department show from june to july there was a 500% increase in armed robberies, a 125% increase in assaults with a deadly weapon a 100% jump in shoplifting and a 75% increase in home burglaries is very concerning for us that. >>you know this is happening during the shelter-in-place what's going to happen when things start to open we're concerned for the safety of the residents and people that work in san leandro recently the san leandro police

department's budget was slashed by more than a million and a half dollars peel way president michael all of era says the uptick in violent crime shows police need their funding we need those funds rest operate that 1.7 million dollars is 3 sworn officers and you know we're understaffed and overworked and those 3 spots are very important for us. the police department has not yet seen the effects of the reallocation of the funds social justice advocates argue the release of these stats is meant to deflect from the real issues is policing or increasing policing is that really going to be what address is a lot of the problems that we're seeing eric of arise santos with san leandro social justice academy believes even more money can be reallocated from the police department she says a violent crime is going up. >>why not think differently if the way in which the police department has set up right now has not been effective in addressing problems that we've seen in the past why would we continue to utilize that scene same tactic why not.

>>try something the peel away says they want residents to know about the changes in crime so they can make a choice and how they want to respond residents are also encouraged to voice their support for officers to city government is not just a job for us we actually want to be out there in the community reducing crime and helping people. >>reporting in san leandro dan thorn kron 4 news. >>san mateo police arrested a woman they say was distracting shoppers at a target store and then stealing their credit cards. it happened wednesday at the bridge point shopping center police say the woman was targeting elderly shoppers. she would distract them take their credit cards and then immediately use them to buy items in the store, 45 year over the fa thomas was booked into the san mateo county jail. police say that she may be responsible for similar crimes in foster city. >>well the city has found a number of illegal marijuana growing operations. the city's neighborhood law program investigated several public

nuisance complaints related to the pot growing. the neighborhood law program is made up of city departments outside of government agencies as well along with neighbors and together they send out attorneys to tackle blight and nuisance complaints in the low. >>this is an old fashion way of trying to shed a stop to go back to before george floyd that's not going to happen. >>well also in vallejo a lawsuit filed against the city now has the city attorney asking for a change of venue and a gang order in the sean monterrosa case monterrosa was shot and killed by vallejo police in back in june and that shooting sparks every protest and a demand for justice kron four's michelle kingston has been following this case since the very beginning she has more for us now from the lael. >>you know you can you want to kill the messenger because you don't like the message. the message is very clear about what happened here. and it seems to me we have a right to say that as a public interest this city plans to request a

change in venue for the federal civil rights lawsuit filed against them by the family of sean monterrosa the 22 year-old was shot and killed by an 18 year veteran police officer in of lael walgreens parking lot in june police say they thought monterrosa had a gun, but it was a hammer in his pocket this body. cam footage released by police shows the officer shooting through the windshield of an unmarked police cruiser killing monterrosa the monterrosa family's attorney says the officer is gerrit on who they say has been involved in 4 shootings in 5 years. >>it the lawsuit was filed on thursday, the city hasn't even been served yet but released this statement that said the city will seek a fair trial with an uncompromised jury and that may not be possible in the bay area or the sacramento area given the extensive negative media coverage on this case after the city is served with the official complaint we intend to seek a

change of venue outside of the bay area and sacramento, the jury pool in the local and surrounding areas has been debased by inflammatory and sensationalized media statements given by the plaintiff's attorney in this case we intend to seek a protective order preventing these attorneys or any affiliated parties from speaking to the media about the case this will ensure fairness and allows the judicial process to play out in a nonpartisan fashion as it was designed so this is just an old fashion way of trying to shed a stop. >>to go back to before george floyd that's not going to have john burris the family attorneys says they have the right to speak out and they say they don't believe this request by the city we'll go anywhere in vallejo michelle kingston kron 4 news. police in the central valley are using the pandemic to crack down on those who prey on under-age children. >>operation covid chat down has resulted in the arrests of 34 men in fresno for soliciting acts with children between the ages of 1213. the

sting took place between july 20th and august 2nd. authorities have traced more than a 190 online contacts between suspects and undercover agents acting as a minor. the suspects face a range of charges, including sending harmful material to seduce a minor, arranging meetings with a minor for lewd purpose and possession of child. >>the da's office is continuing to investigate more crimes and more individuals related to sheriff's miss issuance a ccw licenses. >>4 people including a captain in the santa clara sheriff's office has been indicted on bribery and conspiracy charges. prosecutors say they were involved in a pay to play scheme involving concealed weapon permits a california grand jury handed down the indictment kron four's rob fladeboe report it claims the permits were traded for political campaign contributions. >>a santa clara county civil grand jury has indicted a

captain in the sheriff's office and 3 other men on bribery and conspiracy charges for allegedly trading concealed weapon permits for cash in the form of political donations says district attorney jeff rosen. >>holding public officials accountable for their misconduct is an essential part of our mission and our duty to the people of santa clara county. >>we immediately started a criminal investigation and sheriff's captain james jensen is named in the indictment says along with local attorneys, christopher sharm and harp all the hall and milpitas gun store owner michael nichols. they are accused in a scheme where bribes were exchanged for hard to get concealed weapons permits. >>which are issued by the sheriff's office our investigation found that weeks after the scheme was hatched. >>the conspirators settled on a $90,000 donation. in exchange for 10 to 12, carrying concealed weapons permits the indictments are

part of a yearlong investigation into allegations the sheriff's office was granting concealed weapon permits to the eyed peas donated money to the 2018 campaign santa clara county sheriff laurie smith who was eventually reelected following an expensive and hard fought campaign. >>in the words of sheriff's captain james jensen. and the i p. and he'll meet you at starbucks. personally review your application and help you fill it out there was no comment on the indictments from sheriff laurie smith, but the so-called pay to play concealed weapon permit process has come under fire by those whose applications were denied including the n double acp jethro been that the sheriff is elected and this was done to get election votes or less in support for election financed i believe see is comparably and responsible my concern is not whether the sheriff grants, many or few ccw licenses. >>but whether they are being granted or denied for the

wrong reasons. a ccw licenses should not be given in exchange for campaign donations. >>they should not be for sale. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >>and coming up on the kron 4 morning news. we are all under stress. these days our health expert, karen dolan joins us with some tips on how you can better manage your stress

for your health this morning. we are of course all under added stress nowadays and really that could be a reason for underlying medical conditions such as heart disease and diabetes and that can put you at a risk for severe response to covid-19 our health experts going up karen owen joins me this morning with more on how stress can be life threatening and what you can do to manage stress. carol good morning. i understand that stress can affect our blood sugar levels. >>it can and a lot of people don't really make that connection of what happens is when you're under stress, your your brain triggers your body to release of cortisol court isil is the culprit and what happens when your body is under stress. one of the things that it blocks the release of insulin. so insulin is what helps that blood sugar get into your then it starts to accumulate in your blood so then you have that blood sugar spike again just spike that we're talking about right pat.

the other thing though and here's my a high-tech model of the blood your your blood vessels, the inner lining of your blood vessels were meant to be very smooth like teflon that when it's exposed to court it's all it's a sodium and blocks a blood sugar, then it changes it becomes russ and you think of it like sandpaper so it becomes very well and when it's breath like this, then plaque is going to stick to it. and that i get heart disease. so it it it's a cascade of events that happens when you're under stress, you know one thing that we've talked about in the past is just how stress is prompting are craving for a shoot a food that have a lot of sugar that or starchy. >>and you've just really shown us through that high-tech example of just how it affects

the blood vessels. >>right and and what a lot of people tell me oh i can't get over this creeping along with me i can't stop craving sugar and and pasta chips and all of that. but if they look at their stress levels you know when your body is under stress, it feels like it needs instant energy us through that fight or flight mode right so that's one of the reasons that you could be creating those 2 together it's one of them one of the things that we can do besides trying to to fight that craving is also to really just take some time to meditate and maybe just get away from things for a little bit tell us more about that. >>yes still a night till 6 just meditation some people kind of scratch their nose saying, yeah, yeah, they're thinking sitting on the floor across entre or something like there for an hour. but there are very many different types of one of the ones i wanted to

bring to light is mindfulness meditation okay, so that is meaning your pack to seeing staying in the present and not dreading the future and you're not regretting the past year just staying in the present and it takes practice. >>yeah, what what what are some tips on how to get into that state. >>there are a couple things you know, i'm on the screen this eat thoughtfully ya know that means not just sitting in gobbling down your food really having to focus on your food, you know the textures the colors that hazy around that of your food and being cognizant of your a level of fullness and your level of hunger and then i even suggest think about how the food got to your plate, you know think about the farmer know what they did to get to to the that's that's consciously

focusing. >>okay and and so again to to go back just a step here. one thing that a lot of folks think about when you mention meditation was sitting on the floor and in doing them doing the monitoring all of this. but what you're saying is just try and incorporate this into everyday activities. >>right you can do this mindfulness meditation anywhere that's what makes it so wonderful because you don't have to be in a certain place or have to be on the floor. you could just do it even if you're standing in the grocery store and you're getting very stressed because you're in a long line, yes, start practicing your your mindfulness and calm yourself down listening to music is a is a great way to calm yourself can't really you know not just and not just listening in to to to really

dissect it and look at listen to the lyrics listen to the melody and immense an egg and really focus in on the music and maybe while you're listening to music you can be sipping some tea. >>yes, the sipping tea and in that's a japanese cultural activity off at their they that tranquility and harmony so sipping tea is a nice little habit to get into and not go ping down a cup of coffee right right exactly take some time with it. >>think about things you one thing on the screen that we see here another tip that you have is to cook with love, not haste explaining that for us, yes so cooking. >>it is so weak i especially busy parents are trying to cook if further their family they're busy and cooking becomes a chore and this is just taking it totally away from that but focusing in on may be chopping the vegetables and and being more in tune

with the the process and not the end result, a lot of times especially in mindfulness you don't want to focus on the end result because that does takes away from being in the present right right. a lot of the concentrated energy on what you're doing. >>and another tip that we saw on the screen was to take a nature walk and that really can help. >>yes and we talked about way back when about connecting with nature not 20 minutes of connecting that nature the university of michigan did that study and they found that that could also be very calming. so you not only the exercise will help you reduce your stress but being out in nature to kill 2 birds with one stone here. yeah, exactly and also a big a big part of being mindful is to do exercises like yoga or tai ci. >>yes, those are those that's

like meditation in motion because those those 2 particular exercises are a disciplines are all about. >>being very focused and disciplined and really kick in bringing your energy in in just. yeah being very mindful. yeah. >>and the last note that we saw on the list there was to create an art project or a craft but i have to tell you my wife has really gotten into quilting she has really church turned out some beautiful quilts and she she's loving the process of making these. >>a lot of people say that in and and just doing art are remembering college week one of our one of our roommates had a collage of color by numbers on the wall everybody would stop by color and and ca one. it was meditative yeah just just a everybody calm down after classes and all

these little artful things you know we don't always stop to smell the roses set 8 and really taking that time to enjoy and and immerse yourself in something very artful. >>and as you said enjoy the process don't look ahead to the results so just enjoy that the time that you're putting this together. karen thank you

>>welcome back everyone take a look at this astronomers say that the moon can be used as a mirror to identify signs of life on other planets, yeah, scientists at nasa they recently used the hubble space telescope to detect earth's ozone and our atmosphere. but they were looking at earth actually use the moon as a mirror to reflect sunlight that passed through earth's atmosphere and then to this telescope, scientists believe that if they can detect earth's ozone this way that they may actually be able to do this with other plant it's pretty cool. that is interesting. >>all right from the solar system to under the sea former heavyweight boxing champ mike tyson is going to kick off discovery channel's shark week by taking on a new opponent, you can guess who that might be the network says he's going to square off under water against the shark somehow and all of this is in the name of research the special is build. tyson versus jaws rumble home, the reef. a promo that to use lifting weights breaking the surfboard knocking down a

shark cage and trying to blow up the inflatable rat okay, no word exactly and how tyson and the shark will be interacting or but the network says no sharks were damaged or hurt. in this special that airs on sunday, the first day of shark week. that's gonna wrap things up for us, thanks so much for joining us. i'm marty gonzales and i'm robin winston enjoy the rest of your weekend and have a great day. if your dry eye symptoms keep coming back,

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